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Poppy Johns

Poppy Johns

Dunedin-based business/process analyst at the University of Otago, formerly a Studio Programme Activator and involved with the Dunedin Curtain Bank charity.

Sep 16, 2026

35:25
So how can we enable graduates to be better prepared to use that voice?
35:33
I've maybe made kind of a weird connection in my head, but it's what I'm thinking of is I did a self-defense class at one point.
35:42
And the most valuable thing I took away from that is my most valuable self-defense tool is actually my voice.
35:49
My ability to make really loud noises and make myself an unattractive victim in that way.
35:54
I actually think the same applies to students, to graduates and to workers.
36:00
Listen to your instincts and notice when your body is telling you that something is not right, not sitting right with you and use your voice in resolving it.
36:11
You have the power to do that.

7 MINS LATER

43:40
How do you think those two are going to play together?

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